WorksheetsAllocative efficiency
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 25mins
Per-Unit Tax
Per-Unit Subsidy
Income Tax
Income Subsidy
Consumer Surplus
Producer Surplus
Total Surplus
All of the Above
Consumer Surplus
Producer Surplus
Tax Revenue
Deadweight Loss
Consumer Surplus
Producer Surplus
Tax Revenue
Deadweight Loss
Consumer Surplus
Producer Surplus
Tax Revenue
Deadweight Loss
Consumer Surplus
Producer Surplus
Tax Revenue
Deadweight Loss
Producers
Consumers
Tax Payers
Subsidy Lovers
Total Surplus
Bonus Profit
Deadweight Loss
Benefits to Suppliers
The diagram shows the price and quantity of pizzas. Calculate the total value of the 5 pizzas.
$40
$50
$12
Not enough information
Consumer surplus is ________
The difference between what a producer is prepared to sell at and what they actually sell at
Total benefits - total costs
The difference between what a consumer is prepared to pay and what they actually pay
Total costs - total benefits
Producer surplus is ________
The difference between what a producer is prepared to sell at and what they actually sell at
Total benefits - total costs
The difference between what a consumer is prepared to pay and what they actually pay
Total costs - total benefits
The diagram shows the demand for pizza. What is the consumer surplus on the first pizza?
$5
$12
$3
$4
The diagram shows the demand for pizza. What is the consumer surplus on the last pizza?
$0
$12
$3
$4
When market price falls, what happens?
Consumer surplus decreases
Consumer surplus increases
Demand shifts right
Demand shifts left
Economic efficiency occurs when ___________
Consumer surplus is greater than producer surplus
Producer surplus is greater than Consumer surplus
Total surplus is maximised
The government levies a tax on the good
When total surplus is reduced because of either under or overproduction, it is referred to as _______
Marginal cost
Market efficiency
Equilibrium
A deadweight loss
The government introduces a new law to prevent the price of beef from rising. Which of the following would happen?
Increase in deadweight loss
Decrease in deadweight loss
Demand would increase
Demand would decrease
The war in Ukraine leads to a decrease in supply of fuel. Which of the following would happen?
Decrease in deadweight loss
Increase in deadweight loss
Increase in demand
Decrease in supply
A cap is introduced on the number of taxi licenses. What happens in the market? (more than one answer)
Shortage of supply
Supply surplus
Decrease in price
Increase in price
A _________ is a legislated maximum price that sellers are allowed to charge in the market.
Equilibrium price
Price ceiling
Price floor
Deadweight loss
A price ceiling results in ________
A surplus because Qs exceeds Qd
A shortage because Qd exceeds Qs
A shortage because Qs exceeds Qd
A surplus because Qd exceeds Qs
After the price ceiling is introduced, what is the effect?
Producers sell less at a lower price
Producers sell more at a lower price
Decrease in economic welfare
Increase in economic welfare
A _______ is a legislated minimum price that sellers are allowed to charge in the market
Price floor
Price ceiling
Equilibrium price
Surplus
Price ceilings are created to benefit ______
Both producers and consumers
Producers
Consumers or producers, it depends on the situation
Consumers
Price floors are created to benefit ______
Both producers and consumers
Producers
Consumers or producers, it depends on the situation
Consumers
Using the diagram, a price floor might do what?
Consumer surplus and producer surplus decrease by the same amount
Consumer surplus increase by more than producer surplus decreases, causing a deadweight loss.
Consumer surplus decreases by more than producer surplus increases, causing a deadweight loss.
Consumer surplus and producer surplus increase by the same amount
CS Before Tax
(a)
PS Before Tax
(a)
CS After Tax
(a)
Tax Revenue for Government
(a)
PS After Tax
(a)
Amount of tax revenue producers pay
(a)
What area represents producer surplus in the graph shown here if this market is in equilibrium?
P2MP0
P4MP2
LMN
P4PLN
P0MP4
Consumer surplus is the buyer's willingness to pay minus the seller's cost.
True
False
Consumer surplus decreases when the price in that market increases.
True
False
